‘painting for malik joyeux and bernardo bertolucci (v)’ by julian schnabel, 2006 (gesso and ink on polyester)

‘unititled (x-ray)’ by julian schnabel, 2008 (ink on polyester)

Julian Schnabel, American filmmaker and artist.

Some new works from Kareem Rizk, currently on display at Guerrero Gallery in San Francisco .

Guerrero Gallery
2700 19th Street, San Francisco, CA 94110
Co-curated by Eddie Martinez
August 14, 2010 — September 04, 2010

Our shop is currently filled with amazing artwork from our featured artist Mark Zeidler.  You can buy his awesome stencils,aerosol on canvas for $65 and they come packaged in  custom hand screen printed-box, which are an artwork in themselves. Not only that but you also get free postage within Australia!!  We are also selling his larger screen prints on canvas for $110  So go take a peak while stocks last!

the amazing screen printed boxes!

Exo, a 23 years old, freelance illustrator and graphic designer from BA, Argentina, has created these retro awesome floppy disks. Check out more of his work on flickr.

The art of making beer is about to take on a whole new meaning in a one of a kind exhibition, the Keg Show at aMBUSH Gallery on July 1. Byron Bay’s Stone & Wood Brewery has collaborated with 12 of Australia’s leading artists to create three-dimensional works of art on kegs instead of canvases, resulting in pieces that highlight the opportunities for unusual innovation within the visual world. The artists will be painting a keg each, which will then be sold to benefit the charity of the artist’s choice.

The nominated artists have been selected from a wide range of backgrounds and individual styles, including Beci Orpin, Ben Brown, Catherine Campbell, Beastman, Numskull, Sara Hingle, Claudio Kirac, Nick Chalmers, Milly Loveknuckles, Terezka Beck, Amber B and Phibs.
As one of the owners of Stone & Wood, Ross Jurisich, explains, “There’s definitely an art to making great beer, but seeing what these artists have done with our kegs is just amazing. We’re really happy to be working with such a talented bunch of people and excited about helping a bunch of different charities at the same time.”
VENUE: aMBUSH Gallery, 4a James Street, Waterloo SYDNEY NSW

DATE/TIME: Thursday 1 July 2010 from 6pm to 9pm

Highly textured, retro and grungy collage artwork by artist / illustrator, Jesse Draxler, from the Twin Cities of Minnesota, USA. See more on his flickr and website

The upcoming ‘a search for ground in higher places’ is the first solo exhibition for Max Berry and is the culmination of numerous group shows and an earlier emphasis on stickers, paste-ups and murals. Over the last two years Max has shown in over 20 group exhibitions, most recently; WeAreTheImageMakers ‘12×12’, Freshly Baked ‘The Winter Set’, Carriageworks-CarriageArtworks and Semi-Permanent ‘Mixed business’. Apart from his personal work Max has also been significant in the establishment of Oh Really Gallery and the production of Oh Really Magazine. The Newtown based gallery supports emerging artists and over the last 18 months has encouraged a burgeoning lowbrow art scene, where its DIY and humble nature have picked up an avid following.

The exhibition will include paintings, drawings, jewelry and toys that reflect a search for ground in higher places.

OPENS: Thursday 29^th APRIL  6-9pm (Fri-Sun 11-6 till 9^th of MAY)

OH REALLY GALLERY

55 Enmore rd. Newtown.

For further information contact max@ohreallymagazine.com

Or visit:

www.watim.com

www.flickr/photos/maxberry

Hide your ugly

Revenge is a dish best served with milk

Bulemia Bar

TrustoCorp is a New York based artist (or artists) dedicated to highlighting the hypocrisy and hilarity of human behavior through sarcasm and satire. TrustoCorp targets areas in the public domain typically reserved for messages of trust and authority and subverts them with messages of mayhem and absurdity hijacked from the visual style of our authorities. Check it.

Magnation and Bird in the Hand are hosting an exciting zine making day at the Magnation Newtown store (Sydney). They’ll have, “some pretty nifty interesting paper, magazines, fabrics, scissors and glue as well as staple facilities and writing implements to share.”

When: Saturday, 6th March.  10am-3pm

Visit the facebook event for more info.